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50 Things To Do in 2017: A Few Ideas For Your Own Resolutions

2017, Here We Come!

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50 Things To Do in 2017: A Few Ideas For Your Own Resolutions
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2017 is finally here, and by now you probably have a few resolutions you want to implement for the year. But no matter how difficult or easy something seems, life happens and habits die hard. With vague resolutions like “get healthy” or “make a big career step,” it’s hard to figure out where to start and it’s easy to get discouraged very quickly. Because of this, it’s important to make concrete resolutions, and figure out the how and when before you buy that year-long gym membership. So rather than go hard and give up after the first week, make a realistic plan with room for slip-ups while the year is still young. Everyone knows what methods work best for their individual personalties, but here are 50 ideas to get you started on making 2017 a year of progress!

Career and Productivity

1. Spend Less Time On Social Media

2. Use a Planner

3. Procrastinate Less By Creating a Study Schedule

4. Set Goals For the Week

5. Improve (or Maintain) My GPA

6. Go on an Interview

7. Go to a Networking Event

8. Set Up My Linkedin Profile

9. Update My Resume

10. Gain Experience in My Field

PHYSICAL HEALTH

11. Eat Nutritiously

12. Eat More Plants

13. Try a New Recipe At Least Once a Month

14. Be More Active

15. Eat less meat/dairy/gluten

16. Walk To the Store

17. Try Healthier Dessert Recipes

18. Pick Foods For What They Have, Not What They Don’t

19. Learn Yoga (etc.) With Friends

20. Host a Dinner Party

MENTAL HEALTH

21. Be Mindful

22. Take More Pictures

23. Start a Bedtime Routine

24. Meditate

25. Set Aside Time For Relaxation At Least Three Times a Week

26. Look Up While I’m Walking

27. Get Enough Sleep

28. Write Something Positive That Happened Every Day

29. Keep a Journal

30. Prioritize Me


Expand Your Horizons

31. Go to a National Park

32. Go to a Museum

33. Go to a Concert

34. Go to a Club

35. Go to a Historical Site In Your Town

36. Go Hiking

37. Visit Another State

38. Go on a Road Trip

39. Take an Educational Tour and Learn Something New

40. Eat at a New Restaurant

ETC.

41. Read 12 Books

42. Get a Haircut

43. Have a Spa Day

44. Volunteer and Donate More

45. Be More Social

46. Start a Savings Account

47. Do Something That Scares You

48. Learn How to Sew a Button

49. Recycle and DIY

50. Be More Crafty and Creative

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